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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1922
Page
5
Publication disclaimer from The Daily News of Frederick Maryland notes copyright, attribution and submission requirements for letters and notices. It explains that Associated Press content is republished with credit, requests real names for opinions, and prohibits telephoned notices.
The article argues the new school year should focus on keeping classes cohesive and preventing slower pupils from falling behind. It discusses tutoring, study camps, parental involvement, and the value of rest and outdoor play for nervous or tired students.
The Braddock Heights auditorium hosted the last song services and sacred band concerts of the year drawing the season’s largest attendance. Speaker Onry B Hazard from the Department of Labor urged Bible class benefits for adolescent boys and praised great educators.
The article discusses palmistry ideas about fate lines and lifelines, detailing how lines from Luna to Saturn predict careers, gains, and life changes. It notes breaks, parallels, and Jupiter branches signaling shifts, with cautions about external help and public favor.
Voters weigh likely winner in the primaries as identifiable names appear in street surveys. Residents cite several pairs such as Garratt and Bruce and France and Lewis amid mixed opinions.
Week ending September 6 shows decreased Maryland infractions under state motor vehicle laws. Total fines statewide reach 3459 dollars with 2056 dollars from counties outside Baltimore. Frederick and Mt. Airy report combined fines of 57 dollars, including 11 dollars for New Market shares.
Indignation in Brunswick over the injunction against the rail strike has faded as reports say few strikers have returned to work. The injunction's effect spurred hopes it will be modified amid opposition, with excavating for a sewer under the barracks continuing. A birthday social for Samuel Crone was held at 296 Hast Third Street with many guests and gifts. Dr. Cloyd C. Dean, visiting, has returned to Youngstown.
A barn and straw stack belonging to William B. Leek near Adamstown were destroyed by fire yesterday evening around 7 o clock. A quantity of grain and farming implements were also lost with an estimated total near two thousand dollars. The blaze originated at unknown cause and spread rapidly, drawing neighbors to the scene. No insurance details could be confirmed.
Local clippings from September 11 1902 note D John Markey leaving Frederick to coach at Maryland Agricultural College College Park. The Dawsonville baseball team defeated Frederick Athletic Club at Athletic Park with players from Washington and Rockville. A windstorm and subsequent flood damaged homes in Montgomery County. Frederick Buesing caught three large carp totaling 37 pounds in the Monocacy. George W Shelton about TA years was killed by a passenger train at Roser crossing near Legeser’s in Frederick.
Notices list deed transfers including Fannie A. Nicodemus to Eliza J. Reese, Mary T. Plant to Thomas B. Jackson, and William B. Boost to Chas. F. Rothenhoeist. Also shows marriage licenses for James A. McDowell and Mabel Gertrude Rawson Hirons, plus several couples from Damascus, Berryville, Linden, Vanderitt, Washington, and other towns. Public property deals and licensure details appear with ages and locales.
The page shows a word puzzle where a starting letter in the left column guides a path through adjacent squares to form the word 1b. After completing the grid, the final answer is a sequence from the given list: chair, cat, cage, canary, clock, career, couch, cover, curtain, ceiling.
Freshmen are urged to leave behind high school vanity such as pennants annuals sweaters and banners. College upperclassmen judge such displays as poor taste and advise freshmen to focus on modest efforts toward success in the new environment. Local mentions in the news are widely read.
Guides on developing growing stock for poultry stress the need for continuous rapid development from hatch to maturity. Key factors include extended shade, abundant greens, free range when possible, well balanced ration, and proper shelter during hot months. A dry mash plus corn and wheat fed with ample water supports steady growth to maturity.
The two Consol sisters daughters of Mr and Mrs Anthony S B Consol of Washington DC wed separate times. Margaret T Consol married William H McGinty of Moundsville WV in Alexandria on Aug 8 with Rev Carpenter presiding. Katherine E Consol wed Russell Havener at the Episcopal rectory in Washington on Sept 2 with Rev A J Tacter presiding. Both brides are well known in the city.
The piece cites that amendments to the Maryland constitution may be proposed by the General Assembly in separate bills linked to specific articles or sections and require three-fifths support in both houses. It also notes a street fire incident on North Market Street and ends with a promotional line for The News.
A compiled series of dated historical notes for September events across centuries. It lists Virginia governors pilots pirates battles treaties and notable dates from 1607 to 185% with varied accuracy and OCR-like errors. The mix includes embezzlement mentions election events ship triumphs and a postal flight milestone.
An advertisement or exhortation urges readers to open an interest bearing account promising steady dividends. It frames frugality as hindering progress and urges action to secure funds for future success.
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